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no terrytory issues when setting up integration #40
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There isn't a fix or workaround because it cannot be duplicated. I'm using it daily in the "FPL" region (not the "FPL Northwest FL" region). Try accessing the api from your browser then....login, then replace the URL with 'https://www.fpl.com/api/resources/account'. Post the error, if any (don't post any PII). |
I'm not showing any errors when accessing the API in the browser. It does fill with my account information, do I need any info for the flpapi.yml or the config file? |
Not that I'm aware of...I didn't have to. |
What is the api address so that I can try logging in there? I am having this same issue and would like to troubleshoot. |
easiest way in your browser is to login then change the url to https://www.fpl.com/api/resources/account |
I was able to get this integration working using the following steps: 1 - change line 26 of fplapi.py to Restart HA and it worked perfectly once I signed in with my FPL credentials |
THIS WORKED! thank you!!! |
What if my territory is Northwest FL? What should I do to replace self._territory = FPL_MAINREGION Should I leave it the same? Also, when I paste https://www.fpl.com/api/resources/account into my browser after logging in to FPL.com, all I get is "{}" on the screen. |
I just downloaded the custom component from this repo and when I try to log in it gives me an error and returns the following in the logs. I saw a post from the end of last year on this but I didn't see a fix or what might be causing it. Any help here would be appreciated. I am not using the NW territory.
`This error originated from a custom integration.
Logger: custom_components.fpl
Source: custom_components/fpl/fplapi.py:125
Integration: FPL (documentation, issues)
First occurred: 10:08:01 AM (3 occurrences)
Last logged: 10:28:56 AM
Error : <class 'custom_components.fpl.fplapi.NoTerrytoryAvailableException'>`
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